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The Finance and Investment Cell of the Shri Ram College of Commerce provided students with a forum to participate in challenging tasks in the field. FINERGY comprised of a series of online competitions that tested participants in multiple ways and also gave them the chance to win great prizes.

The month of October kicked off with the first event of FINERGY – Truth and Dare. This competition involved teams of 2 that competed through multiple rounds. The final round required teams to send their videos on four movie scenarios with a financial twist. The movies were Swades, Robot, The  Wolf of Wall Street and Dhoom 3. The six finalists were – Maverick_St. Xavier’s College, District13_SRCC, Illuminati_SRCC, Bankrupt Engineers, NSIT, Analytiks, SXC, Miracle Workers_SRCC.

The second event was Exquizite’14 which was an online quiz that was extremely closely contested and exposed teams to a series of exhilarating competitions. Aneesh Sharma from DDUC stood first followed by Yash Nyati from St. Xavier’s College, Kolkata and Govinda Bhagada from IIM Indore who were 2nd and 3rd respectively

The final event of FINERGY was Serial Stocker with prizes worth Rs. 15000 at stake. Serial Stocker was an online trading event. Rakesh Verma from Hans Raj College bagged the first position with the highest portfolio value.

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“Finergy, has been put together and produced by a literally self motivated and enduring team. It was a true pleasure incorporating all innovative ideas systematically, to keep participants busy for a month! It was exceedingly bewildering to have witnessed the participation from across India in such exceptional numbers. We look forward to put up more such successful events in the future, as the opportunity, I believe to be provided and grasped is unlimited! Nothing beats drooling over a marvellous working culture within the team”, said Prekshita Patwa President, SRCC FIC.

Students interested in keeping themselves updated about upcoming FIC events along with reading blog posts and articles on related topics can follow www.ficsrcc.wordpress.com.

Image credits: SRCC FIC

Divya Munjal is a 3rd Year Bsc Physics Honours student from Motilal Nehru College. She has been elected as the College Student’s Union President for the session – 2014-2015. She feels that the college union has an extremely important role to play when it comes to addressing the issues of the students.

Here are some bits of our conversation with her:

1. How do you think you can improve your college?

Being the president of the college, I will work for the interest of students putting their problems and suggestions in front of the authorities. It will be my first priority and I will give my 100% to improve our college in every aspect.

2. In?which fields do you think your college needs improvement in?

Basic maintenance facilities, girls security, funding process, weak placements are some major problems. Also another issue is of unhygienic food served in the canteen which is in dire need of renovation
3. What was your reaction when you came to know that you were to be the President of the college?

It was quiet overwhelming and the first thought that came to my mind was that this is a great opportunity where I can do something very good for my college and my fellow mates.

4. Why do you think you were chosen?
Electing me as a president was just the faith of the students in me that I would be standing by their side whenever they have any problem. Moreover they might have thought that I was capable of representing them outside as well.

5. Why were you interested in student politics?
I have been in this prestigious institution for 2 years. There were things that I thought can be improved in college and there would have been no better opportunity than being the president and working upon it.

The day is not too far when Shaheed Sukhdev College of Business Studies shall boast of a new campus. Reports have stated that CBS would be shifting to a new location. Recently, the foundation stone had been laid. Currently, CBS is situated in Jhilmil Colony (Vivek Vihar) in East Delhi and the proposed campus is in Rohini in North-West Delhi. The distance via metro between the current campus and the proposed is approximately 35 minutes.

Sources have even suggested that there may be a hostel facility in the new campus; this might encourage more outstation station students to apply to the college. It is believed that the hostel may have 130 rooms.

On the other side, Raghav Chopra, a student of CBS has a different viewpoint regarding the shifting of the campus. He says, “First, as the Foundation stone has been laid quite recently, it should take a few years before CBS boasts about a new campus.” When asked about the expectations and any changes that the future CBS aspirants may face; he added, “Students at CBS are accustomed to a smaller campus. Due to this fact we know how to work with limited resources and yet bring out extraordinary results. Unfortunately, the future batch may not be able to experience this situation”.